Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
It’s been over a year since I’ve been in a float plane; I almost forgot how much fun it is and how quickly you appear in downtown Vancouver!
This is Phil from Salt Spring Air flying ‘AOP’, one of the deHavilland Beavers that live on Salt Spring Island. We’ve just taken off and are rounding Nose Point on our way to the Vancouver Harbour Flight Center.
Broadcast
Last Friday at the opening of Nordstrom Vancouver. Culture shock for a Saltspringer.
Reflection in Marble
Vertical Rush
A man casts for a big one along the Campbell River on Vancouver Island.
This spot is about 2.5 hrs from the Vesuvius Ferry Terminal on Salt Spring Island. (via the inland super hwy.)
* this post was previously published in error; it’s happily taken its rightful place today.
This is the flip side of yesterday’s Shoreline Sculpture image. Yesterday’s image was captured looking somewhat inland. Today’s image looks more out to sea. The wind was coming up, there was a light rain and the colour and texture of the intertidal zone was magnificent.
For the gulls on the nearby rock, just another day at the office.
The Green Point headland between Long Beach and Combers Beach in Parks Canada’s Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.